Archive · 11 Nov 2025
Pakistan Halts Jaffar Express Due to Terror Threats
Imagine a train called the Jaffar Express that travels between two big cities in Pakistan.
Because there have been scary attacks on this train, the people in charge decided to stop it for a few days.
This is to make sure everyone on the train and the train itself stays safe from any danger.
The train is important because many people use it to travel between cities.
This year, the train has been attacked many times, and sadly, some people have been hurt or even lost their lives.
So, stopping the train for a bit is like putting up a temporary safety shield.
Jaffar Express train service between Quetta and Peshawar suspended for four days.
Suspension is from November 9 to November 12 due to security concerns and terror threats.
Decision made to ensure the safety of passengers, staff, and railway property.
The Jaffar Express route has been targeted multiple times in recent years.
This year, the train has been attacked seven times, resulting in at least 30 civilian deaths and over 35 injuries.
- Who
- Pakistan Railways
- What
- Temporarily suspended the Jaffar Express service
- When
- November 9 to November 12
- Where
- Between Quetta and Peshawar
- Why
- Due to security concerns and terror threats, following recommendations from law enforcement and intelligence agencies to ensure passenger safety.
- Train Service
- Jaffar Express
- Route
- Quetta to Peshawar
- Suspension Dates
- November 9 - November 12
- Reason
- Security concerns and terror threats
- Attacks This Year
- 7
- Fatalities This Year
- At least 30 civilians
- Injuries This Year
- More than 35 civilians